On Trains & Buses

Lothian Buses will be operating a Saturday timetable on both Good Friday and Easter Monday.

Go North East have summarised their Easter Weekend services. Most services on Good Friday and Easter Monday do observe Sunday timetables though there are exceptions. Even Easter Sunday sees the same sort of thing while Holy Saturday services run as if it were a normal Saturday.

Stagecoach is operating Sunday timetables on both Good Friday and Easter Monday around Greater Manchester and also about Wigan.

Brighton & Hove buses are operating Sunday timetables on both Good Friday and Easter Monday. Otherwise, it is what you get from them for any weekend.

First Potteries are operating a Saturday service timetable for Good Friday and a Sunday one for Easter Monday. Other days in the Easter Weekend have their usual daily service timetables in place.

Dorset bus services over the Easter Weekend are following a predictable trend with the public holidays of Good Friday and Easter Monday getting Sunday service levels from the county’s four main operators.

Easter services provided by Nottingham City Transport have been announced. Citylink 1 and Citylink 2 are observing the normal Friday timetable while other services are working to a Saturday one on Good Friday. The only departure from usual Saturday working on Holy Saturday is the non-running of Citylink 2 due to a race meeting. Easter Sunday gets a normal Sunday timetable as does Easter Monday with the following exceptions: no night buses and W4 running for Boots, Beeston.

First Essex mainly are operating Sunday timetables on both Good Friday and Easter Monday. The only exception is the special Good Friday timetable for service 8. Timings are normal for other days of the weekend.

Oxford Tube services working on a Sunday timetable for Good Friday and Easter Monday. They should be normal otherwise.

Dublin Bus are operating a normal Friday service on Good Friday.